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UMBER 56131 " r t ,!,E PUBLIC are respeafully informed : that the vv d ill LAW I'HEATRE ROYAL, CoVE NT-GARD EN, OPEN PE E NED on MONDAY NEXT, Sept. to, tkito, '4 Comic Opera. called - THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. - Captain Macheath, Mr. INCLE DON, Peachuin, Mr. MU N DEN ; • Eockit, Mr. EMERY; Mat &the Mint, Mr. TAYLOR; bitch, Mr. SIMMONS ; Mrs. Peachurn, Alta DAVENPORT ; Polly, Mrs. DI tKONS; Lucy, Mrs. C.lc. 1.M13L n ACtin. A Hornpipe in Ectters by Mr. PI.ATT. • To which will be added. the Farce of. RPING THE WIND: lerany Diddler, Mr. Ii)NES; . ..Plainway,,Mr. BLANCHARD ; F ainwou'd, Mr Si MMONS ; Mr. EMERY; taurelia Durable. Mrs. DA V ENPO KT ; Peggy Miss LOGAN. • • ‘L,L r "-.. Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, 'and.rhe Play Tr at Halt t,a t Six. Ile lace s tor the Boars to be taken of Mr. 13ranoon, at the li * B°X Office , in Prince',..place, Hart-street, trom Ten t , Pour. pox.. , 24. oeconva. price 3s. 6d. Pit 3S. Second-price . N _ --Levier Gallery 2i Srcund-price I.S Up per Gallery is. "co:id-price 6d.—No Money to be returned.. ST, TI-10h1AS's AND:GUY's HOSPITALS. _ s ki K. ASTLEY COOPER will begin, his LEC- . -t- ORES on SURGERY, on MONDAY, the Bth o f Oober. MONIED PERS(SNS. • • • HOSE who wish to make to per Cent. of their :I: MON Ey without sicking their Cwital, ate requested the lny to this Office, where they may attend, and see how I one) , is disposed of, or they may employ it without e'er having their names known, if they wish them con. e I 3 IPPIy, or address (post paid) 'to Martin and Walsh, 6, 'II Savage Yard, e c „t k neY 4dvanced on all securities as usual. The office is "" I tantly attended. • FRIEHOLD . HOUSE LOTTERY. V Order of the Lords of His Majesty 's bury, On TUESDAY., the 4th of December next, the " i fil and last GRAND CITY LOTTERY will commence Drawing in Guildhall, .London. Ti Drawing may be had at all the Lottery Offices, present Price Th .£8 t ss. each. - is lottery contains Twenty-five CAPITAL PRIZES, p ,stitnated at upwards of ON E HUNDRED THO U SA N D UUN t)S Vale. and consist (4 SUBSTANTIAL and WELL , FINISHED rREEHOLD HOUSES, LAND.TAX FREE,' 'ate in the most eligible Part of the City ol London,either 0 r Whc.lesale or Retail Nosiness, and is the last and only I,PPort witty toe Public will ever have of obtainiog for a few ' 1 ' 4(1 5 a valuable Fteehold Estate. - .3cheines and Particulars Gratis. aItANSCOMB AND CO. I. SlVEwitloll7,. Surviving Partner and Sole Conductor, lI .. ESPECTEULLY accriaint the Pot)Lc they are I,cow. soling I ICK ETS and SHAKES in the greatest 37 ' ,, li 44 t) or N,..inbers, at their truly fortunate OfllLes, No. ri, 310LWORN, 38, AirmARK ET, p 4 69 , sT KAN O. For the last Seven Years they have T , a l'ortune's greatest Favourites, and in , thr two last years 6 hared and •oni • a t , riz h es y of S . Z 20,000 s Prizes of k 5,000 Sr 10,000 11„ . a c s oo aisu-£ The First - 30,000 7 ,0 81 Price of Soo ickets Th.: Last - 25,000 z *z&it - too Ditto. An d on l y - 4,,000 • Prize ever Sold or Shared. - es 3.618, the Prize ot too° Tickets, or £24,765. T i And in the Last Lottery alone Ten Capitals. Igh e , le only Lottery to tx. drawn this Year, will be tgth Oc tto'. un a New Plan, having !rive Prizes ot rzo;000, only Numbers, and not Three Blanks to a Prize. Ll' NUMBERS, IsakAtE PRIZES, An ADDITIONAL PRIGS of X 20,0001. Arid TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER, At EYTON's, _ - - - t r, 2 1 CORNHI LL, pear the Mansion House. rIE present LOTTERY to be drawn October 19, itelLnies kive Prizes of ao,Ooot: - by which the Chance eit lit' of those Capitals is increased One Fourth. tk 4 ,;ets iind shares will SHORTLY aISE, therefure an imme ti,,,,l'uft.liaie will prove a Certain saving, at EN' T ON's, 2, who sold, in sixteen Sixteenths, the only s.Ciool. li ttt e ,lheted in the last Lottery, •No. 2,717.3 ; and in the few "K months Capitals to the amount ut 200,000 i. 111.‘ZARD, MANE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, s ti , , r‘ , 4pec. fully inform tae Public. that TICKETS and 14 1 ' 4 VS lot tte ensuing , Lo . rrare now on Sale at 4, 4 1. „ ( Mice, No. 93, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, " 0 Where else in London on their account. SCHEME. S . . 0 . . £20,000 . . are . . A:loo,Ooo S . . . . . 2,000 . . • . . 10.000 5 • . . . . I,coo . 5,000 1 0 . . • . 5-o ... . . 5,000 30 1.6 ' . . . . . 3 ,ocJo • • • • • S. so . . . . . 2,500 1 00 ' • ' • • 4,8, ' • • • • 2 5 . . . . 4 2,sce • • • • • 15 '4O • ........2,. T ickets. .,200,0:0 10 t s ' e D raWn i n O! 1E DAY, the tgth of NEXT MONTH. -.., SwiFT and Cc. Contractors with. Government b 4b ,tot the present LOTTERY, respedfully intornt the xr t , fi c, th 4 the TICKETS and SHARES are selling, in qt vailety, at their Offices, No. FOC LTRY, tz, CHARING-CROSS, atm No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET, k t itY their Ai cuts in the Country.—The Prices are rzuett lk; i tit than the last Lottery , and the Scheme, which is I, 4o " l Y,,aPptuve d, cotitains additional aci,oool., Prize, with P lumbers lebb than tne last. IL! Drawing will begin and finish Igth OCTOT E R. , _ _ • SCHEME. - - • --- S Pri Lei of . • ,C20,c00 . . . . . :. £lOO,OOO S • of . . .., 2,000 S t • • . . . 1,000 , s.ooo J o - 500 3o • 10-, . . 3,c•o Sq r. S 20 0 •. '" i(:, • • • • • ) , •••,, • . • • • Is 410 t V - ..........2 . , iumnbe r5. ,C2:0,003 •- FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. 1 . ..1 1.01 1 , , ... Li ti e • i•AS I- RY, No 4,469, a Prize of zo,oeol. in old SWIFT Aid Co.'s Offices, in sixteen Sixtee..th v lik "s. beSigro several iiilenor Capitals. 1:4 Ti F F R Y, SE To the INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of GLOUCESTkit. GINTLEMEN, THE unprecedented Success which has hitherto attended my Canvass demands my warmest acknow. ledgments, and confirms my resolution to persevere undaunt. ed in the glorious struggle for the Independence of this my native County. The unnatural Combination of Peeri of all Parties,,now publiciy announced, must arouse the indignation of all who `retain one spark of the genuine spirit of Englishmen ! Let, your exertions keep pace with your feelings ; aild be assured, the efibrts of this monstrous Coalition must ultimately prove abortive. _ _ _ I have the honour to be,, • Gentlemen, • Your very faithful and devoted humble Servant, BERKELEY WILLIAM GUISE. Hikhnam Court, _Sept 5, 1810. -• ROMAN CEMENT, commonly called PARKER'S CE- M I. NT, for the USE of PLAISTEKERS and BUILD. EltS • THE i.4,t7tht expiration, -of our Patent having given rise .to many imitations of this Cement, we tinnic it proper to apprize the Public that it is continued to be Manufattured and Sold by us, in its pure and genitine. state. PARKER and Co. 40, Bankside. This Day were published, price 2S. DEFLECTIONS on the CHARA.CTER.of the HiNllt)os t and on the IMPORTANCE. of CON VERTING THEM to CHRISTIANITY; being the Pre face to. and Conclusion of (MIEN I'AL LE rfERS, which will shortly he published By IAMES FORBES, ESQ. F.R.S. Printed for Willie and Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleet street. This Day was published, in I ZMO. Price 4s. 6d. bound, T ES BEAUTES de L'HISTOIRE tirees des AUTEURS ANCIENS et MODERNES de toutes Ics NATIONS; ou, Essai sur !'Education Morale de la 'cu. nesse ; darts lequel on tackle de la porter. par des exemples amu:ans a ;'Amour et a la Preique de routes les Venus. Par L. C. MOR LET. • -- Nouvelle Edition, revue et corrigde. Respicere exemplar vim morumque.—llor. ad Pis. A Londres: lmpnme pour 1. Mackinlay, C. Law, Lack ington, Allen, et Co. Darton et Harvey, 1. Scholey, at Du lau et Co. LOVEDEN v. BAItKER. This Day was published, price 6s. 'THE TRIAL at large of an - K6lion brought by .1. EDWARD LOVEDEN LEVLDEN, Esq. agalp t THOMAS RAYMOND BARKER. Esq. for Criminal Conversation with Mrs, Loveden, in which the Damages were laid at aO,OOOl. Tried before Lord Ellenborough and a special lury, at Westminster, on Monday, July 3, acg. _Taken in Short Hand by Mr. GURNEY. . _ To which are added, Proceeding's on the Motion tin. a New Trial, and, the Dersitions of Witnesses in the Consistory Court of London; including the Intercepted Correspondence between Mrs. Loveden and Mr. Barker, with the Sentence of Di.yorce, pronolmced by Sir William Scott. l'rinted for Sherwood, Neely, and f i.es, Paternoster-row. SALES, &c, FOLEY HOUSE AND GROUNDS. JO be disposed of Private Cotrrae, in One or Two Lots, that Noble Freehold Mansion, called FU LL 140USL, and the GROUNDS adjoiriing, situate at the Southern extremity of Portland-place. For further particulars illqllll.l of Messrs. Hope,' and Broughton, Great Marlbo .eug,ll street; or of Mr. Nash or Mr. Morgan, 29. Doivr s rect. Piccadilly, ,O , uctsTERSIIIRE SUDELEY CAs'ILE.MAN , tcs, AND FREEHOLD ESTA l'E. • TO BE SUft.D BY AUCTION, On Thursday and r ridgy, the z7lll and 28th of September, igro, ar Cheltenham, in Tinny Lots tunless'previously dispUsed or it One Lot by Private Contract, of which due Nornae will he givenh UDELLY- CASTLE, and the .extensive MA- O NORS otSUDELEY and WI NCHCONIBE, with 2268 Acres of Arable, I\Thadow, Pasture, and Wood Land; lying compad, well timbered and watered (the greatest part where of is covered bye Modus in -lieu of. Ty tires, and is uncom - Inonly rich and fertile), now let in capital and convenient Fariirs, with good Farm houses, Buildings, Labourers' Cot. Cages, and other Requisites, rendering it one. of the finest Estates in the County. The .Castlo, at a - moderate expense, might be fitted up as a magnificent Mansion ; and, if sold iq Lots, the Property is divided so as .to form several eligible, Estates, with beautiful Situations and . Views fit for the re. sidence of t:,ntlemen fond of Agriculture, as well as of opu: lent Graziers and Fariner,s. - Turnpike Roads have lately been made from this Property to Cheltenham, seven miles; to Tewkesbury, Eveshaiu,. and Stow, each ten miles. ,Tire estimated value is upwards of 40001. pet annum. May be vie•.ved by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the Lodge Farm, near Winchcombe, of whom printed Particu lars,- with a Map, may now he had; and also at the princi. pal Inns in the County ; at the White Hart Hotel, inliath ; at tire Office of Nlessrs. Farrer and Co. Lincoln's-inn, &his, London • and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and A ttwood, Salis bury, who - are authorized to treat by Private Contra& , CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONUoN, _. sth September, iSto. FOR. SALE, By Order of the Honourable, Commissioners of His Ma ' iesty's Customs, on Monday the loth; Tuesday, the rzth, and Wtdnesday the 12t11 of September, at Four o'Cloelt, in the afternoon of tlit.• said days precisely, in the Lonkroom, Ctistom-house, London, THE following GOODS, wjlic r are allotted in small Quantities for the better , accommodation of the several Dealers, as well as private'Perseris, who choose to be come Purchasers. • FOR EXPORTATION. East India Prohibited Goods,s&c. . FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. . . Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Haarlem Oil, China, Cologne Water, Grocery, Sw.ursl'illades, Cobalt, Glass, Kerseyniere, Woollen Cloth, Linen Drapery, Shawls , Lace, Wrought Inkle, Crape, FanS, Chessmen, Watches, Pearl:, Corot lianF, Drawings, Marseilles Waistcoats, 13°16, Deals, Tiin ber, Cordage, Vats, Materials of Vessels ;,a l'haetott end Harness, Saddlery, Shoes, Boots, Mats, Earthenware, • TO. bacco, Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, Soap, and.siandry other Goods, as mentioned in the•Catalogue. _ #i:i t ", . I N4 . s ; ,Z.l . i'A:cf6a. li, §I;V:t- ,, ,x.::04 r . 4#.*4-k:, : j: , - - e - , 7 '# e. , -f,... z J , .:4 ; :o ---; , ---x-, , ,40v 4i . -.'-" , ve ..,,,. pv tA;;,:k. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. The Boats, Deals, Timber, t. ordage, Vats, and Materials of Vessels to be viewed at the Tobacco ground, ltothettlithe. 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Prite as 9d. per Box. duty included.. • Sold - wholesale and retail by Shaw and F.etivards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and retail by Baxter, Edin burgh, and Bill, Dublin, and all Dealers in Medicine: AROMATIC . SPIPIT OF. VINEGAR; (The Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest perfecting conti, nuts to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENR Y, Che.' mists,. Manchester. . . !PHIS agreeable PERFUMED_LICIttOR,m'hich is L composed of highly concentrated YiLegar, 'j,,ined 'with the most pleasant - Aromatics and efficacious AntiSeptics i may be kept unimpaired in any climate and for anyilength of time. Its pungent - Odour adaptS it for atnrding relief in Head-aches, Paintings, &c. ; and rendets it pectiltitly 'grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in - places of publiU resort, and in the apartments of the sick. 'lt COUliteiiith o al so, the infetion of Contagious Diseases. As many .spurious and interior imitations 'are sold under th same and similarnames, the public are requested to.on serve, as the only proolof its being genuine that the names of MesSrs. •HEN ItY, Manchester, are engraved on the,Sta The AROMATIC SPIRIT of yINEGAR,. in bottles,- 2s. 9d. eact.(S tamp included) is sold wholesale al,(1, by BAYLEY and BLEW,Cockspur-street, the only Agents inLondon authorised by the Proprietors ; where. may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Carnelian, Chrystal,kc. Also, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles _at 2s. 6d. add larger with glass stoppers, ar 4s. each, their names being on thestamps. BILIOUS ANL). NERVOUS HEAD-ACHES, INDI. GESTION, &c. Copy of a Letter from K. Lucas, Esq.. to Mr. Dixon. SIR, Apothecary. IN consequence of several Voyages to. the E ast In dies, 1 had contracted a Bilious Complaint, to such an alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay at. tention to the duties of my ship. Tin ougli the recommenda tion of a Friend, I was led to make trial of your (DI X 0 N's) ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, by the use of which, fora short time, I was, to my astonishment,Limgiediately relieved, and have been for a long while totally free from any return of nausea, yellowness of the skin, nervous ani sick itead-aches,i heart-burns, giddiness, and other corresponding symptoms of the above Complaint. The success of )our,retrredy has in; rocommend it generally, and illy brother in par. ticular. - third Officer of the Duke of - Montrose Indi.m.m, who' laboured under a worse afllidion, if possible, than my; self, has been in like manner completely cured. 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, ROBERT' LUCAS, Chiet Officer of the lion. East.lnclia Company's ship Union. Gravesend, lune 24. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of l'aternostei.row, London • Baxter, Edin burgh, and Smith, Baxter, and MiDonald, G lasgow ; Trew. man, Exeter ; Belam, Portsmouth ; Peck. Hull • - Gran. ville and Hoxland, Plymouth j and retail by ,most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at 2s. gd. : ind 6s, each. • To THOMA YLOK, Esq, 9, New Bridge-Street, Lon:tun. • • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, 1801. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the a year 1790, I. have bees afflided with th e L ues Veoc rea ;. which, fromits ,ohstinately res iS t i ng every citirse Medicine prescribed by the most emi nent of the F acu l ty h n e d re t , discharged ainl wice ulergoirg several severe cou rses of salivatio. from the Hospital, • with. little relit; •, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature: - In 'he spring of last year my disorder had got to sue:, a h ea d , a s nearly to put a period to my existenc e -1 h a d a, large ulcrr on.the crown of my head, one on each arm, and :lay legs were broke out in a frightful :Wanner; my right mil; (Lead . .fully painful, S and had been 'in a statc-of ulceration fur the last.seven years; my left had also two large node's on it, was very , much discoloured, and gaVe me such eserutiat., great a te PHIS ing pain, particularly when warm in b e d, as nearly to htri ta p k so c ri y , o (whou Leake's received . so 'patent pave me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was mann. Mended /..-ore by them which 1 began to do . on the. 26th of M ay ; i n the cou\tse b of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit —in little mote by Mr. Mr. here), j'T to . o than a month, the ulcers on my head anti arms. we:a soundly healed —soon atter, the sores on sty lens healed also ; leaving, however, considerable discolonration in the • skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the :Ilea.. sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in yourinya_ luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersio n , the satin 'regaining its natural .hue, •arid the nocturnal gradually going oil: I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me. dicine, pettedly free from atl" my former complaints— have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and fat, in ,which state navingeontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at a lossitt what terms to express _my gratitude, but be you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall ,on every occasion ; in so. doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURK k Swan's Close, Higti-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure 10H N THOMPSON, No. New Poialtry Marker ; and JOHN Mg NTO3H, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Turmas Y LOR, Member of .the Royal College of Sur geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London • where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six years, in a plaice particularly . directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which 'melt of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself,, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to • persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, -as an- advantage sel dom attainable and void of all :alribiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, tbr the conieniencc of thoie living at a distance, at the. Perfumer's, . No. 3s, St. Alban's-street, ; the To l yshop, Nµ..103, Ox. ord-street ;• Mr, Disborough's, No. 7, fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower hill ; Mr. Baxiet's ' South-bridge,' Edinburgh; Mr. l',ac donad, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dante:street, Dublin; anu by one person in every considerable town in Great Beitaanand Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with lull and plain directions, whereby persons of. either sex tit.y cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed 'up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners printed, at the Stamp Office—" T. Taylor, No. 9, New • Bridge-street,'' —to imitate whiehii Felony, and fittAt are C4unterzeits.